The Social Network (2010) is arguably the best film of the last twenty years, and that's thanks to it's superteam of David Fincher (director), Aaron Sorkin (writer) and Kirk Baxter/Angus Wall (editors). Let's take a look at how they made a movie that is essentially just two hours of people talking seem interesting.

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The Social Network
Fight Club
Se7en
Gone Girl
Panic Room
David Fincher
Aaron Sorkin
The Killer
Jesse Eisenberg
Mark Zuckerberg
Andrew Garfield

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